The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-05-12

h. us to return thanks to the friend
who were so kind and consider
ate during the last illness Of he
N brother, Judge James + IGrogan
The friends of Gen. John T
Wolfe gave HIM great surprisr
Saturday. The fact is the friends
s come down on the Wolf. Among
the best known persons present were
D Mrs. A. GoodIive. Of RoseyilIe, o
Mrs. Angle. and Abe, Chas and
| Ed Angle of Green township, Mrs.
Larimer, Miss Phi!o and Chas. Lar.
liner and Mrs. VIM. Nunnemaker,
of Marion township, Adam Good
live, of Perry county, Geo. Bar
stow and wife, of Ward township,
and John Larimer of Marion, and
many others.
i. The General reports a good time
and says tnero Is nothing that bra
ces man up so much as TO have =
hundred or more of his friends
drop In and take possession of his
home.
Mr.. Rug Higgins has returned
from visit to has uncle IN Indiana,
Uncle Billy Dunlap" as all the
Hoosiers of a hundred miles around
know him. During Rugs visit,
''Uncle Billy had a Golden Wed.
ding anniversary. Over two hun
dred of the friends and neighbors
were present and took dinner with
the old couple. All of which goes
to show that Uncle Billy's Chic
birth and his Indiana Dem ocracy
have made Liza popular AID prospc :,
GUS.
1t is our wish that the veteran
old Democrat may 1.-Two to enjoy
many mole happy returns of his
wedding anniversary. and get to On
Joy knowing that all his relations. |
Rug in particular, are voting the
Democratic ticket.
During a visit te Lancaster last
week, We visited the Eagle, Ga
zette and Republican Offices and
found the boys hearty and enjoy
ing good health and prosperity. |
We might add that the Irish are
in great shape, and have hopes
for the future. The O'Griswold,
the McWetzler and the O'Ever-
sole, are our kind of boys.
WALLACE & Co.'S MENAGERlE
AND CIRCUS, which is to visit US
according to advertised date,
comes to US we'll recommended.
and is undoubtedly one that is
well worthy of general patronage.
Its roll ofperformers is second TO
none in America in point of gen
eral and special talent, and with
in the list are many that have
won cosmopolitan fame. See ad
vertisement on first page. |.
In the Presbyterian hymnal is q
long meter hymn that starts of like
this: "Stand up my soul, shake off
thy fear, &C." Sunday evening
last the choir sang this hymn to a
meter tune. The members
had sooc many words to get rid
of, bat they waded through IN good =
shape. We stand by that choir.
We are pleased TO note that
since Johnny KRISTEN has locat-
ed at the old Harlow White !
stand at the west end of Main
street, his success has been phe-
nominal. There is nothing lack
ing at his bar. When you come
from or 60 to the train, stop at -,
Ed. Montgomery, a we'll known {
young railroader in this city. was |
,anght between the bumpers, &
Friday evening, and pretty badly
squeezed. His wounds are pain
rul, but in the course of four or
i've days he will again be on the
deck. II
Mr.. Gee. Hartman, the popular
East End grocer is preparing the
DOM next his gracery for an Ice 9
cream Parlor. When the work of
king up is completed, Mr.. Hart
nan will have one of tho best ap- :
,cinted and most conveniently ar
'snged places of resort in the city.
There is no better amusement
organization now travelling un-
ler canvas, nor none that has re
,eived more general commenda =
ion from both press and people,
han Wallace & Co.'S show. Here
on May 10Th.
Foreman & Beery, the popu- d
ar photographers, are still doing C
excellent work and meeting with I
uccess beyond their fondest !
lopes. When you come to town 6
10 not fail 10 call upon them. s
Next week will be good time. I